Kinetic (Adjective)
Syllable division: ki·net·ic
How to pronounce: UK: /kɪˈnet.ɪk/ US: /kɪˈnet̬.ɪk/
Meaning: Involving or resulting in motion.
Example:
> Do you know how to change kinetic energy into heat energy?
> They bought a kinetic sculpture for display purposes.
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Kisok (Noun)
Syllable division: ki·osk
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈkiː.ɒsk/ US: /ˈkiː.ɑːsk/
#1 Meaning: A tiny structure with an open window where products like beverages, candy, or newspapers are offered.
Example:
> Would you mind buying a newspaper at a kiosk on your way here, please?
#2 Meaning: A box in the public with a telephone.
Example:
> He called his mother from the kiosk outside the station.
#3 Meaning: A tiny device located in a public area that is used to purchase tickets or obtain information.
Example:
> I love these new touch-screen information kiosks.
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Lair (Noun)
Syllable division: lair
How to pronounce: UK :/leər/ US: /ler/
Meaning: A location where a wild animal resides, frequently underground and secretly, or a location where someone hides.
Example:
> We came across a fox's lair when we were in the woods.
> They need to find the thief's lair if they want to build a strong case.
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Lever (Noun/Verb)
Syllable division: le·ver
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈliː.vər/ US: /ˈlev.ɚ/
Lever as a NOUN
Meaning: A bar or handle that rotates around a fixed point and has a push- or pull-able end that can be used to move large or stiff objects or to control the operation of a machine.
Example:
> Don't pull the lever until I tell you to!
> That lever should be pulled when there is an emergency, like a fire.
Lever as a VERB
Meaning: Levering is the act of physically moving something or someone to a specific location.
Example:
> If you lever your arms down, you will be able to pull yourself up.
> He worked hard on helping her lever herself out of her chair.
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Lore (Noun)
Syllable division: lore
How to pronounce: UK: /lɔːr/ US: /lɔːr/
Meaning: Stories and wisdom from the past regarding a topic.
Example:
> Numerous oral legends centre on Ireland's extensive fairy lore.
> Old folktales were used as the medium for passing on lore around the campfire.
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